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You can walk onto the floor of any Casino and start playing slots etc. But if they suspect your under age they will ask for ID, and you must provide a valid state issued ID or they will ask you to leave. When you say permit, is that a state issued drivers
To play? ......Nope. Where do you leave? in the US? Which casino?......It's 21....almost everywhere.
But if you leave in Europe....Maybe your drive license(permit) can be us for ID.
Take care
But if you leave in Europe....Maybe your drive license(permit) can be us for ID.
Take care
No. Minors (people under 18) are not allowed to loiter in the casinos. Security will ask you to leave if you even stop for a few seconds. You are allowed to walk though it, but you can't stop, even to talk to your parents.
You can go with them to the hotel, but not into the casino. I doubt you'd have too much fun waiting for your parents to finish gambling. Some people spend HOURS in there.
There's only one reason you're looking for such a large spread.
If you continue trying to "beat" roulette with anything resembling the Martingale System, you WILL lose HUGE one of these days.
If you haven't lost
**Early** surrender is still avaulable at some casinos in france and africa, being that this rule can completely negate almost any exhisting house edge, id have to suggest that the game is somewhere in one of those countries.
As for me,
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Casino Enterprise Management Honors 2011 Great Women of Gaming Award Winners
FARGO, ND, May 18, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Casino Enterprise Management magazine, the leading gaming industry trade publication, training event producer, and the "Official Publication" of the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM), is pleased to announce the winners of its 2011 Great Women of Gaming Awards, now in its seventh year.
Source: MarketWatch (press release)
casino owners trade blows over the Star
JAMES PACKER'S Crown group has accused the rival gaming company Echo Entertainment of ''lies and numerous breaches of its own code of conduct'' following the release of the final report of an inquiry into the Star casino.
Crown, which holds a 10 per cent stake in Echo, is demanding the Echo board say if it authorised the leak of text messages and emails that dragged the NSW government into the casino scandal.
Source: Sydney Morning Herald
Regulators OK Jimmy Buffet's Casino Involvement
Jimmy Buffett told gambling regulators Thursday that next week's opening of his new Margaritaville Casino and Resort will be exciting, but creating jobs along his native Mississippi Gulf Coast has been a rewarding experience in itself.
Buffet was in Jackson on Thursday when the Mississippi Gaming Commission deemed him "suitable" for involvement in the casino, set to open Tuesday in Biloxi. Gaming Commission Chairman Jerry St. Pe told Buffett he'd already been approved, but showing up in person was required as part of the certification process.
Source: ABC News
Tribe, Mass. city reach deal on proposed casino
The Mashpee Wampanoag tribe would make approximately $33 million in upfront payments to Taunton as part of a deal reached with the city's mayor to allow the tribe to build a resort casino in the southeastern Massachusetts community.
The agreement announced Thursday by tribal chairman Cedric Cromwell and Mayor Thomas Hoye also calls for minimum annual payments of about $13 million to the city.
Source: BusinessWeek
Referendums should be held on any casino expansion, New Democrats say
No vote, no fair.
That’s the message from New Democrats outraged that there won’t be any mandatory local referendums before Ontario’s new casinos are built.
In the wake of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp.’s expansion into 29 potential “gaming zones” across the province, NDP MPP Michael Prue is concerned cities will be forced into hosting gambling houses.
“The government seems determined to plow ahead with casinos whether people want them in their community or not,” Prue told reporters at Queen’s Park on Friday.
Source: Toronto Star
